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THE ISSUE OF RESPONSIBILITY, COLLABORATION AND COMMUNICATION IN THE DESIGN PROCESS OF SINGLE-FAMILY HOUSES
Abstract
For designing process in single family houses many think that is the simplest thing in designing. But they often do not bear in mind that the architect has to collaborate with the potential user of the house. This collaboration must be effective, so that the process continues in the desired direction. In this sphere the architect has to think about the user's needs and wishes and the architectural landscape where the object will be placed, as well as on the spatial legislation in that area. Combining all that in one process can be problematic, that is why the process needs to be well organized and coordinated by one person, who has the most experience in that field. In most cases, this person is an architect. Architect and user have to collaborate and communicate in the proper direction to achieve the common goal – that is the building permit and the final erection of the object. In many cases the architect also has to educate the user about the process of designing and constructing and to lead him through it to the goal. This paper is focused on the main things where architects and potential final users have the biggest problems; these are the area of responsibility, collaboration and communication.
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